I HAVE ASRock H 81 PRO BTC Motherboard ,CAN MY PC SUPPORTS 2GB GRAPHICS CARD

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Abhishek Patwa

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I HAVE ASRock H 81 PRO BTC Motherboard ,CAN MY PC SUPPORTS 2GB GRAPHICS CARD. BECAUSE I WANT TO PLAY HIGH END GAMES IN MY PC ,PLEASE REPLY INSTANTLY BECAUSE I WANT TO PURCHASE IN ONE OR TWO DAYS

 
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It doesn't matter how much memory the graphics card has, your PC will support it.

The important thing when you choose a graphics card is in making sure your PC's motherboard has an expansion slot which matches the card specifications (eg if you choose a PCI-Express x16 card, make sure your motherboard has a free PCI-Express x16 slot).

All gaming cards need a PCI-Express x16 slot, and the ASRock H81 PRO BTC motherboard has one of those slots so you are okay,

One other important consideration is in making sure the PSU is suitable for the graphics card you have chosen.
When you've chosen a graphics card, start a new thread and ask about the PSU you will need for it, remembering to include the make & model of your existing PSU.
 
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Yep your motherboard supports those..... But a few things I should point out..
1, Something preferably larger than 2 gig for gaming as they are requiring more and more Vram lately. However....
2. size of the card in terms of memory or "gigs" should not be used as the crucial factor when choosing a card... For example, a 2 gig card can actually be better than a 4 gig card... the size of the memory is only good if the GPU can actually make good use of it.... Look at different series of graphics cards, not the size of their memory.. Look at how they perform by googling "Name of card, gaming Benchmarks" in relation to each other. It's not about size of the Memory but other things that are more important. Memory size is only important if the card is good enough in other areas to actually put that extra memory size to use.

 
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